Frederick William Morton

Background

Morton, Frederick William was born on December 2, 1859 in Hamilton, Ontario. Son of James Whlttam and Susanna (Cave) Morton.

Education

Prepared Lockport (New York) High School and private tutors. Graduated from Harvard, 1884.

Career

2d, October 20, 1897, Sibyl R. Losee, Chicago. Pastor Free Congressional (Unitarian) Church, Bloomington, Illinois, 1885-1886. Removed to Chicago, 1887.

Reporter, critic, editor, 1888-1899.

Editor Brush and Pencil, 1900-1907. Founder and editor Salon of the Dilettanti.

Author: Woman in Epigram, 1894 M5. Men in Epigram, 1897 M5.

Love in Epigram, 1898 M5.

Marriage in Epigram, 1903 M5. A Weft of the Whimsical. Address: Buchanan, Michigan.

Achievements

• Frederick William Morton has been listed as a noteworthy editors by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married 1st, November 26, 1878, Orangeport, New York, Harriet L. Cole (died, Palmyra, New York, September 1, 1890).

Father:

James Whlttam Morton

Mother:

Susanna (Cave) Morton

Spouse:

November 26